Collections : [Connecticut State Library, State Archives]

The Connecticut Magazine, described itself as "Incorporated under the laws of Connecticut for the purpose of collecting in permanent form the various phases of history, literature, art, science, genius, industry and all that pertains to the maintenance of the honorable record which this state has attained," in its company letterhead. The Connecticut Magazine was the successor to Connecticut Quarterly (1895-1898). Both magazines included photographs, drawings, poems, reminiscences, stories, and historical articles. The Connecticut Magazine appears to have ceased publication after volume 12, number 3 in 1908.

Papers and documents from the private and public life of Connecticut Representative and Speaker of the House Irving J. Stolberg.

Gov. Robert A. Hurley's correspondence and subject files.

Record books, 1836-1967; Probate files, 1836-1921.

Record books, 1910-1975; Real estate certificates, 1935-1978; Probate files, None.

The Commission conducted a comprehensive study of state government and made cost cutting and revenue enhancement recommendations for agencies.

The collection consists primarily of photographs depicting company administrators and employees, the Colt's armory in Hartford and other Colt-related properties, events, promotional material, and firearms.

The papers consist of letters, college records, military records, financial records, photographs, artifacts primarily from Pierre S. Starr, an Assistant Surgeon during the Civil War and medical Doctor afterwards, and materials from his great grandson, Robert Starr III, that he used in presentations about Pierre and to promote the book release of "For my Grandchildren" The Civil War Journey of Pierre Starr.

Record books, 1719-1921; Bond record books, 1881-1966; Probate files, 1719-1961.

Gov. Chester Bowles' subject files.